Sentence examples for narrative modes from inspiring English sources

"Naiveté and ignorance are valid narrative modes": an interview with Rachel Kushner.

This constant shifting between three narrative modes, one of them highly artificial, ensures that the author's stylistic self-consciousness dominates the book.

Juggling disparate narrative modes, knowing what to keep and what to leave out, is a matter of both instinct and judgment — in other words, it's an art.

Throughout the work's 18 ballads, Lorca combines lyrical and narrative modes in fresh ways to form what he described as a tragic "poem of Andalusia".

Ellen Bryant Voigt, poet meditating on will and fate and the life cycles of the natural world through a distinctive intermingling of lyric and narrative modes and ongoing experimentation with form and technique.

This latest piece has three narrative modes, all of them at least a little untrustworthy: the story of her blackout alcoholism, her recent attempts to write a screenplay about that story, and scenes from that screenplay shown on video.

The most common narrative mode is the generalized past.

She has always been ahead of it, in theme and in content, and at times in narrative mode.

Yet the advent of film as a rival narrative mode to fiction seems to have left her work absolutely untouched.

I've played with all the art forms, but the novel was the dominant narrative mode of the nineteenth century, and film that of the twentieth.

Anime enjoys a niche following in the west that recognises its strength as a narrative mode – and sees beyond the titillation.